Sentence examples for excerpt from a section from inspiring English sources
An excerpt, from a section called "Summer Camp," is above.
Following is an excerpt from a section of the deposition that explores Mr. Sharpton's ownership of his clothing: Q. Reverend Sharpton, how many suits do you own? A. Well, you would have to -- I debate whether I own it because a lot of that is business expense, but I have, I have access to about 10 or 12. Q.
Example (3) is an excerpt from a section of a history textbook describing Peter the Great's impact on Russian society: (Bulliet et al. 2008, 625).
Excerpts from a section headed "Typical Questions and Answers".
And when Vice President George Bush noticed Mr. Schorr wearing a German medal in 1982 and perhaps facetiously remarked to his wife, "Barbara, why don't I have any of those?," Mr. Schorr sent over an excerpt from Article I, Section 9 of the Constitution the next day, explaining why officers of the United States cannot accept emoluments, offices or titles from foreign states.
Below is an excerpt from the new section.
But the attempt to draw a line to Mr. Perez made for the evening's least effective section, an excerpt from a Rudy Perez documentary with excerpts from his work too brief to do it justice.
Another example is the following excerpt from the same section that summarizes the history of trilobite diversification.
I read part of a long excerpt from his blog (sections of which are spaced throughout the book) that helps us understand his sense-making process, and have to put the book down to cry.
Knowledge@Wharton has excerpted a section of the book below.
